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Man sentenced in Danbury shooting that killed Waterbury man: 'I don’t consider this justice for Ray'

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Bryan Dorin Howell, 42, of Thompson, was sentenced to 20 years in prison, suspended after 15 years, plus five years probation. He pleaded guilty to first-degree manslaughter and criminal possession of a firearm as part of a plea deal. Police say the July 2020 shooting occurred during an outdoor vigil for a young man who died weeks earlier. Police said the culmination of a disagreement between Howell and Simmons that turned physical and deadly.

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Man sentenced in Danbury shooting that killed Waterbury man: 'I don’t consider this justice for Ray'

Bryan Dorin Howell, charged in the July 2020 fatal shooting of Waterbury resident Raymond Simmons on Beaver Street in Danbury, was sentenced Wednesday.

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